Penmar Properties LLC

Thank you for bringing this to our attention This matter has been resolved Thank you againPenmar Properties, LLC

Again, a rental agreement was signed to move in on January 1, for the same apartment you applied for on November 10, for an initial November 20, move in date All rental agreements require first month’s rent and a security deposit to move in This is standard in the apartment industry You stated that you will not be able to move in, because you did not have the funds to move in A rental agreement was signed, and the contract is fully enforceable We gave you over a month to come up with the funds for a later move in We have done everything we can

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After initially speaking with Miss *** over the telephone, we have made several telephone calls as a follow up, and we have left several messages As of today, we have not received a return call We would like to resolve this issue as soon as possible Please have Miss *** contact us at her earliest convenience Thank you

I am rejecting this response because:
Charges against the security deposit were false, I have bank records showing when charges where payed. I never had a roommate, I cleaned the carpets. He had my address, never returned my calls or emails. Still will not respond to calls...

regarding this issue. I grew with the one wall repaire because I used sticky tape to hang something and could not get the residue off. Unsure of witch door he feels was damaged. All interior doors were in the same condition as when I moved in. I want to know how to dispute this when he will not respond. The CRP was corrected 6 months after requested and multiple calls. Did others get CRP that were wrong, is the info he is sending to the IRS current. I would like to. Talk to him to review my bank information and such, but he will not respond.

I am rejecting this response because:I called to let Mark know my deposit wad not recieved. He said he would send it again if the original was returned. If it was simply a letter he should have had no problem resending it. I called and left a message with a woman who did not provide her name,...

 about still having not recieved my deposit and never recieved a return call. I finally sought legal advice and only recieved a call back from  Mark after I informed him I was going to file consiliation court forms.  I then provided a different address and recieved a letter stating I owe him money.  He claims I had someone living there when there that was not on the lease and charged me 75.00 for ten months.  He had never attempted to reach out to me about this issue.  The person he claimed lived with me,  infact had a place of her own that she paid rent for every month. He also claims I owe him for late rent payments  that were resolved.  I only owed him 162.00 dollars I  late rent charges that I asked him to deduct from my deposit. Mark is a slum land lord, that enters your unit without prior notice, which he did on several occassions. For this reason I had my brother and only my brother stay in my unit a few nights a week the last week as a half of my lease. He acted as a care taker as some of my valuables were still in my unit as I was moving into my home. I was charged for this by Mark as well, after clearly expressing to him  the nature of my brothers stay there.  The balance due is fraud. I am in the process of taking legal action.

We notified A. [redacted] via telephone and by Certified US Mail regarding the security deposit and his responsibilities.  There is a contract for the rent due.  On December 22, 2017 [redacted] signed a rental agreement and paid a security deposit for the apartment above in the amount of...

$850.00.  He applied for the apartment on November 10, 2017 with a desired move in date of November 20, 2017.  Later, he changed his move in date to December 1, 2017 and then changed it again to January 1, 2018.  The rental agreement he signed is from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018.  On December 28, 2017, and he notified us that he will not be moving in on January 1, 2018, because he did not have the funds for the first month’s rent.  He requested the security deposit be returned.  Under the terms of the rental agreement, we are allowed to use the security towards rent due under the agreement.  He is responsible for rent for the term of the rental agreement. This is a collection account, and we cannot comment further.Thank you Penmar Properties, LLC

Again, a rental agreement was signed to move in on January 1, 2018 for the same apartment you applied for on November 10, 2017 for an initial November 20, 2017 move in date.  All rental agreements require first month’s rent and a security deposit to move in.  This is standard in the apartment industry.  You stated that you will not be able to move in, because you did not have the funds to move in.  A rental agreement was signed, and the contract is fully enforceable.  We gave you over a month to come up with the funds for a later move in.  We have done everything we can.

I am rejecting this response because:
How is that a true statement if funds were paid December 22nd? The same day the lease was signed which again was less than  a week from when funds were requested to be paid back to me?

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.  This matter has been resolved.  Thank you againPenmar Properties, LLC

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